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Impact of Organizational Justice on Job Satisfaction of Banking Employees in Pakistan
Muhammad Umair Akram, Muhammad Hashim, Muhammad Kaleem Khan, Azam Zia, Zubair Akram, Sana Saleem, Misbah Bhatti
Volume 15 Issue 5
Global Journal of Management and Business
Volume 15 Issue 5
Global Journal of Management and Business
The aim of this study was to determine the link between the employee and organizational justice job satisfaction. Privatize banks (ABL, UBL, SCB, Kasahf, Alfalah) were selected for the study and a questionnaire were distributed among the 100 bank employees. Aggregate of 53 questionnaires were obtained back with the feedback of 53%. The results showed that distributive justice has optimistic and substantial control on job satisfaction. This study also exposed that procedural justice has major indirect relationship with job contentment. Practical level of Organizational justice can be enhanced the level of job satisfaction.
